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2. Project Title : Simulation and Fabrication of Vivaldi Antenna for breast cancer detection
using Microwave Imaging System
❖ Lewis [1] experimented a tapered slot antenna in 1974. In 1979 Gibson introduced
a new type of TSA i.e. Vivaldi Antenna. It shows significant gain and linear
polarization in a frequency range 2-18 GHz. Vivaldi antenna is fed by an
asymmetric microstrip constructed on alumina using microwave photolithographic
thin film techniques.
❖ Yngvesson [2] compared three different TSAs, linearly tapered slot antenna
(LTSA), constant width slot antenna (CWSA) and Gibson’s exponentially tapered
slot antenna, Vivaldi antenna. Yngvesson found that Vivaldi antenna had the
smallest side lobe levels followed by CWSA and LTSA whereas it had the widest
beamwidth and CWSA had the narrowest one. He also investigated the effect of
dielectric substrate thickness and the length of Vivaldi antenna on the beamwidth.
❖ E. Gazit [3] proposed two important changes to the traditional Vivaldi design. He
used a low dielectric substrate (cuclad, _=2.45) instead of alumina and an antipodal
slotline transition. The antipodal slotline transition was constructed by tapering the
microstrip line through parallel strip to an asymmetric double sided slot line. This
type of transition offered relatively wider bandwidth which was restricted by the
microstrip to slotline transition of the traditional design. However, antipodal slotline
transition had the problem of high cross polarization.
References
The steps to design a Tapered slot antipodal vivaldi antenna and to characterize
the outputs are as follows:
The diagram and diferent components of the proposed breast imaging system
The study shows the key features that affect the VSWR, Directionality, Beamwidth
and
Side Lobes pattern. The overall performance is optimized by judiciously evaluating
the equivalent circuit diagram, parametric and impedance equations. The design is
first simulated at X band frequency on HFSS software, after that the précised design
will fabricated on PCB using FR4 substrate fabricated design will be tested on VNA.
The simulation and experimental
The proposed antenna is designed to operate in a frequency range of 2.4–13 GHz (more than 13
GHz) for return loss less than −10 dB. The peak gain of the antenna is 9.5 dBi and the radiation
pattern is stable over the entire operating band.
BUDGET AMOUNT
b) Labor 1000.00
c) Travel 2000.00
d) Report 1000.00
e) Miscellaneous 2000.00
TOTAL 12000.00/-
17. Any other technical details (Please specify) : No
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DECLARATION
(From Project Students)
We, the project team hereby declare that the details enclosed in the project proposal are
true and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief and we undertake to inform BCST
of any changes therein in the project tile, students name will be intimated immediately. In
case any of the above information is found to be false or untrue or misleading, we are aware
that we may be held liable for it. We hereby authorize sharing of the project information with
this project proposal with the Bihar State Council on Science and Technology, Patna.
We are aware that the project team has to exhibit / demonstrate their project in the nodal
centre and interact regarding project with the experts and to exhibit the project in the State
Level Seminar and Exhibition (if selected). If the student team fails to attend the evaluation
in nodal centre or fails to attend the State Level Seminar and Exhibition, the supported
project amount will be returned back to BCST.
1. Aayush Kumar
2. Chandni kumari
3. Sweta kumari
4. Khushboo kumari
ENDORSEMENT
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(Name & Signature of Project (Signature of HOD with Seal) (Signature of the Principal with
Guide with Seal) Seal)